50's Grill

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ratburgers

Joined 3 years ago

gross. i would never go there ever again some cooks never wash there hands and i know this for a fact cuz i used to work there and some drop food and just put it back in the deep fryer but dont get me wrong there are some cooks there that are awsome like j j r they are cool

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Steve o

Joined 5 years ago

Simple - Excellent - Fare for a Fair Price. Given the recent dearth of burger joints, the 50's Grill has nothing to fear. At the 50's, the ground beef is fresh, prepared to order and the buns are all baked in house as are all the breads, pies, cakes... well, everything!

The simple, 50's style is comfortable for two or for a whole family. There are daily specials and the shakes & malts are perhaps the best in town.

The 50's Grill is yet another great reason to visit Brooklyn Center, MN!

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AprilRP

Joined 4 years ago

Good place to take the family. I love the fries and banana cream pie. Make a great place to celebrate a special occation or just take the family for a cheap night out

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waltfilson

Joined 6 years ago

One of the best restaurants around.. The food is great and the service is fast and efficient. For those of us that remember the 50's it's a trip back in time and for those who wish they knew the fifties it provides them with a peek into that world. The best thing on the menu is the Bison Burer. It is jusicy and tasty (order it rare or medium rare). The malts are the best around and come in every flavor you could want. My favorite is the Mocha-Coffee. the prices are resonable for the portions you get. The nice thing about the 50's grill is that the portions are not oversized towhere you walk out feeling over stuffed.

My wife and I have been eating there since they opened and will continue to eat there, when we can find a seat.

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tamiii

Joined 6 years ago

Bland burger joint. The only reason to go to the 50s Grill is for their delicious malts which comes in a multitude of flavors. However, the food is very cheaply made and quite expensive for the portions they come in. I ordered Grandma's Homemade Meatloaf along with a side of caeser salad the last time I went and was disappointed. The salad measures up to only about a cup and a half, and was very bland. The meatloaf was gray in color and was lukewarm. I would not return there ever again.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

The Fifties live on here, where perky servers in poodle skirts handle rush-hour crowds.. In Short
The black-and-white checked floor, curvy retro furnishings and framed ads for cool cars (chrome! tail fins!) set the fundamental '50s theme. No haute cuisine here; just humble comfort foods--roast turkey with dressing, stuffed rotisserie chicken, meat loaf, pork chops, hot turkey sandwiches, steak-and-shrimp combos, and jumbo burgers on home-baked buns. Yummy extras include onion rings, old-fashioned malts and shakes (two dozen flavors), and cakes and pies from the restaurant's own bakery.

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squdgee

Joined 9 years ago

Food has gone downhill. The food used to be great. Fresh juicy burgers and buns, big portions. They must have changed vendors or something. The food isn't nearly as good as it used to be.

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Wayzata Guy

Joined 11 years ago

Back Home. This is home cookin' at its finest. Want home made gravy and a piece of pie for desert? You've come to the right place.

This high back booths make for excelent privacy while dining.